The cynical beautician, also known as Cristina Fogazzi, has no intention of giving in to those who want “a fratricidal fight” on social media and has been complaining for a month that she is being pressured to give her opinion on the case to express that he had overwhelmed Chiara Ferragni. With a turnover of 70 million, the influencer and entrepreneur from Brescia breaks her silence and says clearly that she does not want to express her opinion under any circumstances. Especially to someone he not only works with, but “we’re also friends with.” In his stories on Instagram, Fogazzi comments: “Why do I have to come here to spit in the face of a person I know?” I don't think that's the case.
The influencer says he wants to rebel against the increasingly controversial and hostile climate on social media. And he cites the case of the restaurateur Giovanna Pedretti, about whom Fogazzi explains that no one asked her anything, “how it is right because I have no right to have an opinion.” But here it has become the Hunger Games, that “That means there are people who want fratricidal fights and hair-pulling…” Fogazzi explains that she has always refused to take part in debates, even on television, where a clash was foreseeable: “Someone wants people to… kill to take her ass home.” So since I see there's a bad feeling, I'm going to talk bad about you, so I'm going to bring home the consensus. But does anyone really want something that horrible?”
For those who therefore insist on commenting on the misfortunes of colleagues and friends, as in the case of Chiara Ferragni, the cynical beautician puts it succinctly: “So I don't do Hunger Games, you'll never find me in an arena, in who she tricks someone else.” Hair Person I'm close to so as not to be judged badly. Fortunately, I still believe that everyone answers for themselves and that if the people you are close to stumble or something happens to them, then you tell them in person, not in front of a million followers, otherwise you will be in everyday life and There’s some shit from Instagram in it.” And so he comes to the conclusion: “How bad this thing is.” And how scary. For the first time in many years I thought: I'll close everything. But then I’m always here because I end up feeding a few people.”
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